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With technical renovations on the federal and many state exchanges firmly established, driving enrollment, especially among young adults, is the primary focus of the marketplaces as the March 31 deadline looms closer.
Researchers have found that a value-based insurance design test increased medication adherence, but it failed to be cost neutral, suggesting that the business case for VBID may be more convincing over several years or with higher risk patients.
Amazon.com revolutionized the online buying experience for millions while giving sellers an expanded market that brick and mortar merchants still envy.
Now a new online direct contracting service is attempting a similar coup in the healthcare market.
As healthcare providers grapple with more complex issues, the CFO is being asked to take on a leadership role that in many cases extends beyond the realm of accounting.
Amid Medicaid expansion and a coming state capitated payment system, a Chicago non-profit health plan created by providers two decades ago is expanding its network and eying growth for the next decade.
Squeezed budgets make it difficult to finance hospital equipment, so hospitals are turning to flexible equipment financing as a solution.
Mid-size businesses with 50 to 99 employees will have another year – until 2016 – to provide health insurance to their full-time workers, the second delay associated with the employer mandate by the Obama Administration.
Bernard Tyson, Kaiser Permanente's new CEO and chairman, says he's not a rookie, but a leader continuously honing his skills. Healthcare Finance News talked to him about revenue cycle challenges, his view of leadership and the issues facing his organization.
Bernard Tyson, Kaiser Permanente's new CEO and chairman, came to his new roles at the start of what most say will be a challenging year as healthcare reform gears up.
Cigna reported solid revenue growth in 2013 but the insurer plans on being proactive in order to curtail rising costs.